Christmas is a date full of symbolism. Each element that goes into decoration during this period has its own meaning and is always very interesting to know. Today we are going to talk about a very popular one: the Christmas star.
Do you know what it stands for? The meaning of the Christmas star or Bethlehem star is directly related to the birth of Jesus. According to Christian tradition, a bright star in the sky announced the birth of the "king of the Jews" to the three wise men. Seeing her in the sky, the three men started to follow her until they reached the place where the boy had been born. There they presented him with myrrh, incense and gold.
So, therefore, the Christmas star symbolizes the "way forward", "the direction we should take". That is why it is so used during the holiday season, when people look for new paths and hope for a renewed life.
And what better way to put this symbol of renewal and hope in the decoration of the house during Christmas? Some prefer to use the star at the top of the Christmas tree, others at the entrance to the house, and there are still those who use the star in more unusual and creative places, such as on a hanging clothesline or in the shape of a mobile.
The fact is that the Christmas star cannot be left out of the decoration and wants to know one more thing? You can even make a beautiful Christmas star to decorate your home by spending very little, since most of the materials you probably have at home. Want to learn? So let's follow the tutorials below:
How to make christmas star
How to make christmas star with paper for the top of the tree
Let's open this series of tutorial videos with this suggestion here: paper star. With just one leaf you complete the decoration of your Christmas tree with a golden key. Check step by step:
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Step by step how to make christmas star using magazine sheets
How about a sustainable idea now? In this video tutorial you will learn how to make a Christmas star using only magazine sheets. The result is different and original. Check out:
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Paper star with template for christmas
You will love the following suggestion. The idea here is to make a star – half flower – out of paper to decorate the tree or whatever you prefer. The materials are super accessible, the step by step is simple and the template for the star is in the video description. Just watch the tutorial and play it at your home too:
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Christmas star made with barbecue stick
Since the star is a natural shiny body, nothing better than creating a lighted Christmas star. This is the purpose of this DIY: teach you how to make a star with flashing lights. And do you know what you're going to need? Barbecue sticks, that's all! Run there in the video and learn how to do it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5Mh_C9vPTY
Christmas star made with pet bottle
Are we going to continue with the idea of sustainable Christmas? You can create Christmas stars made with a pet bottle to decorate your Christmas tree. Very simple, fast and cheap. Check out:
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Christmas star made with milk carton
And if the idea is to be sustainable, we have another suggestion for you, but this time the material used is different: milk cartons. That's right, you can turn those boxes that would go to waste into beautiful Christmas stars, do you want to see how? Then watch the video:
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Christmas is an incredible time. Moment to vent good feelings and prepare the house for the visit of special people. So, we've put together a selection of photos of Christmas stars below to further encourage you to take this Christmas symbol home. There are 60 exciting ideas, take a look:
Christmas star: 60 decoration ideas to decorate your holiday!
Picture 1 – Three-dimensional Christmas star decorated with cute teddy bears.
Image 2 – A paper version to place wherever you want.
Picture 3 – Do you like crafts with felt? How about making a Christmas star with it?
Picture 4 – In wood, the Christmas star is a charm.
Image 5 – The most traditional way to use the Christmas star is at the top of the tree.
Picture 6 – With sequins and sequins.
Picture 7 – Golden and illuminated Christmas star to match the arrangements of the tree.
Image 8 – Fluffy stars hanging on the sisal clothesline.
Image 9 – To support the Christmas star, the spiral support was used.
Picture 10 – Model of rustic star: made with kindling and natural leaves.
Image 11 – How about with chopsticks?
Picture 12 – Christmas star made with string and decorated with ribbon and pine cones.
Image 13 – A little glitter to give that extra charm.
Picture 14 – Do you want a slightly more modern proposal? You can then use star-shaped fixtures.
Image 15 – You can use the stars on the body of the tree too.
Image 16 – Did you think of hanging star-shaped cookies on the tree? Different, isn't it?
Image 17 – Paper and buttons form this simple but very charming Christmas star.
Picture 18 – Christmas star or picture frame? Join the two proposals into one.
Image 19 – A true star, only than the sea; the forks complete the shape.
Picture 20 – With numbers …
Image 21 – Or molded in wire, there is no lack of creativity to innovate in the decoration.
Image 22 – A star inspired by bird's nests.
Image 23 – A star inspired by bird's nests.
Image 24 – Snow and Christmas star: look at the result of this union.
Image 25 – A rustic and aromatic star made with cinnamon sticks.
Picture 26 – Musical star.
Image 27 – A suggestion for minimalist people who enjoy Christmas.
Image 28 – Paper star with pine cones at the top of the tree.
Image 29 – Instead of being on the tree the stars were placed on the wall.
Image 30 – Mobile of stars made with natural beads.
Image 31 – The more rays, the more shiny it becomes.
Image 32 – Wire and pine branches to form this star with the face of Christmas.
Picture 33 – Personalized Christmas stars.
Picture 34 – Merry Christmas!
Image 35 – A tree of stars… only stars and paper.
Image 36 – To stand on the sideboard, the coffee table, the living room rack… ..
Image 37 – Is there any fabric left over there? Turn them into Christmas stars.
Image 38 – The Christmas stars are the highlight of this tree.
Image 39 – At the base of the tree, the stars also fit very well.
Image 40 – What a beautiful idea! Suspend the paper stars by nylon threads; note that each follows a different format.
Image 41 – For the rustic brick wall, leaf stars.
Image 42 – On each star, a lamp: use them as lamps or ornaments.
Image 43 – Marbled effect.
Image 44 – For each side you look, a different Christmas star.
Image 45 – An elegant and charming oil blue as the main color of the Christmas star.
Image 46 – Do you want a simpler idea than that?
Image 47 – The Christmas star at the top of the tree is like the cherry on the chocolate cake.
Picture 48 – White, red and black… white, red and black…
Image 49 – Place a message in the center of your Christmas star.
Image 50 – Pure elegance, these hollow Christmas stars.
Image 51 – Fleeing one – well – so much of the conventional models of Christmas star.
Picture 52 – Take beads, sparkles and sequins, add them to a star mold and create your Christmas ornament.
Image 53 – A neutral and discreet model of a Christmas star, but that does not go unnoticed in the decoration.
Image 54 – For those who want something more colorful and relaxed, look at this model here.
Image 55 – Call the children to gather sticks and then assemble the Christmas stars together.
Image 56 – White, golden and silver.
Image 57 – Made by hand.
Image 58 – Vows for a joyful and peaceful Christmas literally written in the stars.
Image 59 – Beach starfish.
Image 60 – 3D star made with wire flashes flashes.
